Someone may get interested in this, I did...
It's hard to get CS8412 these days, since it's been discontinued and Cirrus recommends using CS8414 instead. They are available at Newark.
Instead of soldering them directly to the board and especially for prototyping, this solution is pretty good: http://66.216.121.197/index.asp?
PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=6
I used BrownDog adapters to host AD8610 chips and they(adapters) are great, gold-plated pins.
It's hard to get CS8412 these days, since it's been discontinued and Cirrus recommends using CS8414 instead. They are available at Newark.
Instead of soldering them directly to the board and especially for prototyping, this solution is pretty good: http://66.216.121.197/index.asp?
PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=6
I used BrownDog adapters to host AD8610 chips and they(adapters) are great, gold-plated pins.